The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, January 30, 1920, Image 5

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For quotations on other Oregon Furs, write lor "Il eHuiurt aHjlmirr- the only rellablo and accurate market report Ind price Hit of Its kind published, tf$FKEWrUiforU. A shipment to "SHUBERT will ' result In "more money" "quicker." imp ah. vru furs dircct to A.B. SHUBERT" THcmisjHOusin muow mum sucwsmcr M AMERICAN RAW FURS 1 5- 27W. Austin Ave. d m Chicago, V.SJi. ORESON NFtVS NOTES OF GENERAUNTEREST Principal Events of the Week Crlefly Sketched for Infor- mation of Our Readers. . Effort! are being mdo to organlia an athletic elub at Tba Dalles. At an eloctlon In Hanks the measure ta Incorporate the town was passed. A contract hai been let (or an apart ment house In Pendleton to cost $77, 000. " An extension ichool will be hold In Alaoa, Benton county, January 29, SO, CHAMBE1 TABLETS rQS is just what you need, madam. Many women who were troubled with indigestion, a sallow, muddy skin, indicating biliousness and habitual constipation, have been permanently cured by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Before using these tablets they f:!t miserable and despondent. Now they are cheerful and happy and relish their meals, - Try them. They only cost a quarter. Italian Prune Trees ' A few more thousand In all grades which we are offering at special discounted prices for a limited time. Also grafted Franquette walnuts,' and other fruit trees, grapes, ber ries, etc, . - ' . LAFAYETTE NURSERY COMPANY I "ott- E"- " the Tire' ,tch' 7c WW jp Smart or Burn, If Sore, V$i, (VrC Irritated, Inflamed w lUURLltO Granulated, use Murine often. Soothes, ftefnahea. Safe for Infant or Adult. At all Druggists. Write for Free Eyi Book. Hailu ji huij Co,, Coktga . mint i n a ua N 1C and 31. T . The legislature pasted Die bill pro riding for the licensing of automobile driven. The Oregon State Dairymen's amo clatlon will meet In Eugene January 21 and 22. More than 100 persona at Mapleton were vaccinated during the past week berauas ot a smallpox scare there. ' . E. C. Cole, official dog catcher for the city ot Eugene, made a profit ot 1171 the past month catching dogi. The Oaco Orchard company In Ben ton county sold nearly $05,000 worth of fruit this year off Iti 400 acre tract. Wasco county is undertaking a sys tematic squirrel poisoning campaign under the auspices of the agricultural agent, , ' " July 22. 23 and ?4 am tha dates se- Monmouth Grange 476 Meets the Second Saturday In Each Month at 10:30 A. M. Public Program at 2:80 p. m. to which visitors are welcome. - ' . P. O. Powell, Master. Miss Magoib Butler, See. looted for the third annual convention of tha Oregon flute, Elks' association to be held In Salem., ' Mrs. Mary E. Collins, TO, Oragoa pio neer of 18(1, and widow ot til lata Judge James L. Collins,' died at the family borne la Dallas. . Impressive ceremonies attending the laying of tha cornerstone for Bend's $35,000 Catholic church will be held Sunday afternoon, January 21. ' A state wide movement hai bean In augurated by the Oregon Bankers' committee, to Interest tha children In clubs for tha raising of registered live stock. . Land purchased t few weeks ago In Deschutes county by tha Deschutes Valley Seed company la being cleared and 200 acres will be planted to pota toes this spring. ' ' .. At a meeting of the Lebanon Na tional Farm Loan association It was reported that federal land bank loans bad been made to stockholders to tba amount of 1230,000. ' Silas Williams, resident of Linn county continuously alnce ha crossed the plains to Oregon In 1862, died at hia farm eight miles southeast of Al bany, aged 05 years. The cltliens In and about Kneppe, farming district In Clatsop county. are planning to Install a gravity water system which will supply about Ti ranchee and families. ,'... Fruit growers from all over Polk cdunty report that since tba recent heavy snow rabbits In large numbers have descended upon their orchards and are ruining the trees. The car ehortage, regarding which lumbermen have bees complaining for some time, baa caused the Albany Lumber company to' suspend opera tions at Its mill temporarily. Authority to procure an oil painting of tha lata James Wltbycombe, former governor of Oregon," wu given by the legislature, providing that up to $600 be expended for a painting of the ex ecutive, ' The cost of trail work on the Import ant projects In the Cascade national forest during the year 1819 wan from $21J.6 a mile to $470.31 a mile, ac cording, to a report ot Forest Super visor Macduff, . A tract of 13,000,000 feet of timber on the Slsklyeu mountains and ad jacent to tha Pacific highway has been purchased by the Barham brothers of Ashland, who Will begin logging op erations at once. A Joint meeting of the dental toot etles of Lane, Linn and Marlon coun ties to be held In Eugene some time during the month of February Is being planned by the members of the Lane County Dental aoclety. George F. Deles waa ktllcsd last week on I the Coist Range Lumber road near Mabel. He waa standing be tween two ears when they came to gether, aad waa pinuei between the projecting ends ot logsj. An Industrial survey of Linn county will be made by the A lbany Chamber ot Commerce to be ustod In answering Inquiries regarding the county's re sources and Industrie and In general advertising ot the county. Severely froien feet sustained dur ing the storm In December when be volunteered to sawe boiler roactalnery at Brooks-Scanlon logging camp No. 1, caused the deaflt at Bend ot W C. Billings, loader foreman. A Joint session ot the house and sen ate elected the following to the re created fish and game commission: Fish commissioners Frank M Wsr ren, five years; Chrla Schmidt, three years; Charles Hall, one year. .Game commissioners I. N, Fleischner, five years; Marlon Jack, five years; 'E. C. Simmons, three yean; John Qlllphree years; C, F. Stone, one year. A. H, Powers, Anson C Rogers, C. S. Wlnabr, Peter Loggia aad Henry Sengstttkcn, Cosa Bay port commis sioners, are on a tour ot ths Columbia river from Portland to Astoria, to In spect dqcklng facilities provided by the various ports. . Governor Olcott was stripped of all power In the appointment of members of the state fish and game commis sion when the legislature passed the house bill providing for a Joint dsn and game commission ot nine memffere who shall be elected by tie legislature. The Trlgonla Oil company, recently organised to drill for oil tn the Rogue river valley, has received a drilling outfit and will start opa rations In a few days. The company "has made an exhaustive survey of the territory on the east, side of Bear creek, near Ash land. : y , I ' s . The clerks ot the several national forests In this state ended a (wo days' meeting at Eugene with the adoption ot resolutions asking that they be granted an advance In salary and th.U they be designated heieafter deputy supervisors or ; administrative assist ants instead of clerks. ' Sensational allegations' to the effect that the fish and game' commission acquired the Reddish 'ai m In Lane county to pay a political dubt Incurred during the last legislature are contain ed In a suit Instituted In the circuit court at Salem a&alnst the commis sion by H, A. Holmes. Jenator Huston's bill unovldlng for establishment ot a co art ot domes tic relations In each cr muty of the state which now has or s' tall hereafter - nnnutatlon of 2 10.000 Inhabl- t lints or more, and prescribing the Jurisdiction, duties and powera of such court, passed the legislature. By an overwhelming vote tbe people of Astoria at a special election adopt ed two amendments to tbe city char- tor. One cretaes a civic cner com mission and autborlres expenditure of $2(0,000 in establishing playgrounds and Civic center and the erection of an auditorium. Tbe other amendment authorizes a $600,000 bond Issue to carry out reclamation work along the city water front The Ashland Fruit and Produce as sociation, a co-operative marketing as sociation of which most of the grow ers of Ashland and vicinity are mem bers, baa closed by far the most suc cessful year In Its history. Tbe re port of Manager A. C. Brlgga, read at the annual meeting, dlscloaed the tsct that tbe association during the past year did a $160,000 buslneaa, almost doubling Its best previous showing. D. F. Fisher, government plant path ologist at Wenatchee, Wash., has been directed by the secretary of agricul ture to make an Investigation of the froien orchards, In the Willamette val ley and ascertain It there la not a pos sibility of saving many trees. A re quest for tbe Investigation waa made by Senator McN'ary, who baa been in formed ot serious damage to the wal nut and prune orchards around Salem by reaaon ot the December cold spell. Announcement was made at Port land by W. K. Newell, federal food administrator for Oregon, that the price of 10 cents per pound, retail, for cane sugar will be permitted at this lime, owing to the prevailing high rate wholesale. Mr. Newell alao made pub lic a decision ot himself and of United States District Attorney Humphreys that dealers will not be allowed to compel patrona to accept at the higher figure cane augar of a certain quantity In order to obtain beet augar at the 13-cent rate. The rabbit poisoning campaign In the weat and of Umatilla county un der the direction of the county agri cultural agent, Fred Benton, has prov ed a big success. Colonel J. F. lie- Naught, county farm bureau project leader, aecured the cooperation ot 106 ranchers who prepared six tons of alfalfa poisoned with strychnine and scattered It over the snow over a front of nearly 100 miles, to protect 20,000 acrea of cultivated land. Counts were made on alx representative lota ot poi son totaling 00 pounds and 1237 dead rabbits were found. Using this as baaia It Is sate to say that at least 200.000 rabbits were exterminated In this campaign. When the special session ot the leg. "IDon'tNeedtoTellYou'1 - -saysthejoodJudge Why Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco . V W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco T'l. . III HnunaiMi SB) w AlUMIXUM 3 1 t y&f, Islature adjourned Sunday morning after 3 o'clock, It left a record of pass ing favorably on 94 bills, and a miscel laneous assortment of memorials and resolutions. Following are the consti tutional amendments and other meas ures to be submitted to the voters of this state at the special election May 21: Extending road limitation Indebt edness from 2 to i per cent; relating to debla and liabilities of counties, en abling counties to fund their debts; relating to succession to governorship, providing president of senate suc ceeds; restoring, capital punishment; providing additional tax levy for op eration of soldiers', sailors' and ma rines' educational aid act; levying an nual tax of 2 milla for support of pub lic elementary schools; levying spe cial tax for erection, -equipment and maintenance of institution for blind; providing tax of 1.2 mills for support of University of Oregon, agricultural college and Monmouth normal; relat ing to acquiring of private lands for cuLlic purposes. EffectivePrinting means good type, good presses; good workmen and good paper. We have the equipment and tbe workmen for you, and use Hammermill grades of bond, safety and cover papers. Let as show yoa. Money to Loan Federal Farm Loans at 51 per ct If you need money this fall, file your application now. Loans made in Polk, Yamhill, Marion, Eenton and Lincoln counties, ' For partic ulars write to E. K. Piasecki, Sec, Treas. Dallas National Farm Loan Association, Dallas, Oregon. A Good Building Material and an everlasting building mater ial at the same time. , The Tile Works at Monmouth is making a buPding' tile which will make any kind of building from a dwelling house to a pig pen cool in summer and warm in winter. Es pecially fine for your fruit, vegeta ble and milk house. , " - We also have all kinds of drain tile. Drain tile is your most ur gent reed. Get that wetland drain ed . ' -We will do your draining for you if you wish, but do it your self if you can. Central Tile Co.; Mon mouth, Oregon. so many men are going to the small chew of , this good tobacco. . 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